The document provides instructions for creating a Maze Runner game in Scratch. The game has the player guide a cat sprite through a maze to reach a goal of an apple sprite. It will teach how to move the cat with keyboard controls, create walls to block its progress, and include different levels. The game will have 5 sprites: an orange cat, apple, maze, pcc, and nostarch. It will also have a "light" backdrop. The lessons will go through creating movement blocks for the cat, leveling up when it touches the apple, readying it for the next level, adjusting the apple's size and position, changing the maze for each level, and adding costumes for levels 2 through 8 by downloading

1. The Maze Runner
Lesson 2

2. In this course, we will study, learn, and/or creating games in Scratch that makes it interactive so that you will appreciate how
logic and critical thinking works. This is our Scratch Programming Playground.
In today’s lesson, we’ll start with creating levels in the game while also creating the Maze Runner Game that we will
continuously work on.
The Maze Runner

3. You’ll create a game that lets the player guide a cat through
a maze to reach its goal—a delicious apple! You’ll learn how
to move the cat with the keyboard, how to block its
progress with walls, and how to level up.
Maze Runner Game Mechanics
To prepare, you must know how the game looks like before
we get the blocks. You will know the sprites and a backdrop
needed for the game.
Game Layout

4. You’ll be making blocks on how to level up and move your
cat sprite.
Cat Blocks
You’ll make blocks here that can adjust the size of the apple
and place its correct spot.
Apple Blocks

5. You’ll be making blocks on how start at level 1 and change
the maze upon starting the game and how to add costumes
to your blocks.
Maze Blocks and Costumes

6. You’ll create a game that lets the player guide a cat through a maze to reach its
goal—a delicious apple! You’ll learn how to move the cat with the keyboard, how
to block its progress with walls, and how to level up.
Game
Mechanics

7. Game Mechanics
• Your goal is to get the apple.
• You control the cat.
• Keep the cat from walking through the walls.
• Make maze Levels

8. To prepare, you must know how the game looks like before we get the blocks.
You will know the sprites and a backdrop needed for the game.
Game
Layout

9. Game Layout
There will be 5 Sprites:
• Orange Cat
• Apple
• Maze
• pcc
• nostarch
And a backdrop called “light”.

10. You’ll be making blocks on how to level up and move your cat sprite.
Cat Blocks

11. For your cat sprite, you must use the arrow keys to
move up, down, left, and right. You must also make the
blocks to prevent the cat from passing through the
walls.
Cat
Movements

12. If the cat touched the apple sprite, place a message and
proceed to the next level in the maze.
Level up!

13. As we proceed to the next level, your cat must go back
from the beginning.
Get Ready
for the Next
Level

14. You’ll make blocks here that can adjust the size of the apple and place its correct
spot.
Apple Blocks

15. For your apple sprite, use go to for adjusting the spot
and set size for the size adjustment.
Size and Spot
Adjustment

16. You’ll be making blocks on how start at level 1 and change the maze upon
starting the game and how to add costumes to your blocks.
Maze Blocks
and Costumes

17. When you clicked the green flag, your game must start
at level 1.
Start at
Level 1

18. As you level up, there should be changes on how the
maze looks like.
Change the
Maze

19. Proceed to link provided by your instructor and
download maze2 to maze8.
Add
Costumes

20. End of Lesson 2
You just created your first Scratch game in our course. Keep up the good work! You’ll create more games in our course.
This is all for now in our Scratch Programming Playground. See you in our next meeting!